ulgromkii said:
positive result as of to advance to the next round ?!?
Curiously enough 7 of the 8 first legs ended with away team victory ...
Barcelona & Lazio lost 1:4 at home
Leipzig & M´ gladbach 0:2
Atletico & Atalanta 0:1
Sevilla 2:3
Therefore i wonder how many of these 7 teams can turn things around in return leg - if 2 can do it then it is already a miracle or positive surprise atleast ...
you are right, everything can happen. It seems to me that everything will depend on this day, on the mood of the teams, the atmosphere in it, of course the home field factor gives advantages, but not in such an environment without fans. Even as Porto will adapt many factors, of course I would not want to there was a referee's mistake, as in the match with Atalanta. We will find out soon, we look forward to it.:icon_bigsFunkyst3t said:
I thought and thought, and the thought came to me that Sevilla could well win in Dortmund and they could get to the next round. Tomorrow we'll see everything, but I'm betting on them. I'm ready to make a bet with someone for a dollar in pokerstars.
I think Bayern Munich (Germany) will win the Champions League.
Bayern currently looks like a very strong club with a team game set up. The ambitious Hans-Dieter Flick, in his debut season as head coach, led FC Hollywood to victory in the Bundesliga, the German Cup and the Champions League. The Reds are a sight to behold, with ball control, quick passes and fast counter-attacks. You can't give space to this team in any case, otherwise you can pay a lot. In the off-season, Bayern left Rodriguez, Peresic, Coutinho and Alcantara: of these four, only the Spaniard Thiago often played in the base and was the core figure of the Flick squad. But even without these guys, the Munich squad looks unrealistically powerful, especially in attack, which after the arrival of Leroy Sane to the club shone with new colors. Definitely, such a "Bayern" is the main contender for "big-eared".
Bayern currently looks like a very strong club with a team game set up. The ambitious Hans-Dieter Flick, in his debut season as head coach, led FC Hollywood to victory in the Bundesliga, the German Cup and the Champions League. The Reds are a sight to behold, with ball control, quick passes and fast counter-attacks. You can't give space to this team in any case, otherwise you can pay a lot. In the off-season, Bayern left Rodriguez, Peresic, Coutinho and Alcantara: of these four, only the Spaniard Thiago often played in the base and was the core figure of the Flick squad. But even without these guys, the Munich squad looks unrealistically powerful, especially in attack, which after the arrival of Leroy Sane to the club shone with new colors. Definitely, such a "Bayern" is the main contender for "big-eared".
Bayern Munich surely favourites, but many high quality teams remain that could take it, which is the beauty of this competition. When in the knockout stages, it is not always the best team that goes through, so there is much to look forward to, just in sheer quality of viewing of the teams still left on display.
ulgromkii said:
I'm not going to argue with you, especially since you, in my opinion, have already decided on your opponent. but I think that even Atalanta has a better chance of rectifying the situation and competing for a way out further. there are no prerequisites for a successful performance of Sevilla in Dortmund.
but in another match today there will be intrigue.. Porto may well present a sensation and leave Juventus without a Champions League.
